ANY INFO WOULD HELP...THANKS IN ADVANCE
IVF - NEW
IVF - NEW
HI EVERYONE. MY HUSBAND AND I ARE JUST STARTING THE IVF PROCESS, AND WE ARE SO EXITED, BUT SCARED TOO. MY HUSBAND HAS NO VITAL SPERM DUE TO CHEMOTHEROPY. HE HAS BANKED SPERM HOWEVER IT WAS BANKED AFTER HIS FIRST CHEMO TREATMENT, THEREFOR IT'S NOT 100%. NOT SURE OF HIS LEVELS, BUT WAS TOLD THEY WERE GOOD. WE ARE BOTH 27. I AM HOPING THE AGE FACTOR WILL HELP US. CAN ANYONE TELL ME BASED ON MY SITUATION IF THE ODDS SEEM GOOD?? I KNOW IT'S HARD TO SAY, IS FROZEN SPERM A DISADVANTAGE COMPARED TO LOW SPERM COUNT IN NEW SPERM??
ANY INFO WOULD HELP...THANKS IN ADVANCE
ANY INFO WOULD HELP...THANKS IN ADVANCE
ME 27 DH 28
Male factor
ET April/01 - 1 blast
4 blasts on ice
Testing Apil/9
Male factor
ET April/01 - 1 blast
4 blasts on ice
Testing Apil/9
Hi Jenn,
It doesnt matter either way are both good. Dont worry with IVF you have options to just take one sperm and insert it into the egg directly or a bunch of them and see which one makes it into the egg. Maybe in your case they will do the first. My fiance and I had to do it that way because he has a low sperm count only 300k. Your odds seem great!!! I would just find a very good doctor thats most important!
Good luck!!!
It doesnt matter either way are both good. Dont worry with IVF you have options to just take one sperm and insert it into the egg directly or a bunch of them and see which one makes it into the egg. Maybe in your case they will do the first. My fiance and I had to do it that way because he has a low sperm count only 300k. Your odds seem great!!! I would just find a very good doctor thats most important!
Good luck!!!
I live inSwizerland.
Me 37, DH 41
# 1 IVF June 2006, BFN
# 1 FET Jan 2007, BFN
# 2 IVF 2ww started on April 26
Me 37, DH 41
# 1 IVF June 2006, BFN
# 1 FET Jan 2007, BFN
# 2 IVF 2ww started on April 26
Hi Jenn,
I also think it doesnt matter either way are both good. And as Wendy wrote you dont need to worry with IVF you do have options to just take one sperm and insert it into the egg directly, that is what DH and I did and we now have a wonderful DS (nearly 2) and we have just starting IVF/ICSI again for baby number 2 or 2 and 3.
A very good doctor is important and one that you are very confortable with!
Good luck and ask as many questions I got heaps of help and advice from forums like this...
Rainbow
Australia
DS (nearly 2) - 1st go with IVF/ICSI
Just started IVF/ICSI for baby #2 or 2 and 3
I also think it doesnt matter either way are both good. And as Wendy wrote you dont need to worry with IVF you do have options to just take one sperm and insert it into the egg directly, that is what DH and I did and we now have a wonderful DS (nearly 2) and we have just starting IVF/ICSI again for baby number 2 or 2 and 3.
A very good doctor is important and one that you are very confortable with!
Good luck and ask as many questions I got heaps of help and advice from forums like this...
Rainbow
Australia
DS (nearly 2) - 1st go with IVF/ICSI
Just started IVF/ICSI for baby #2 or 2 and 3
My husband I just had our egg transfer yesterday on our first cycle of IVF/ICSI. I have PCOS and my DH has Congenital Absence of the Vas Defrens, therefor my husband had to have his sperm surgically removed and frozen. Then we had the sperm in jected into the eggs (ICSI). We transferred 2 beautiful embryos yesterday, and will hopefully hve 2 frozen. Just for some stats, I am 26 and DH is 27, and our Dr. believes we have age on our side. Good luck to you and your DH and especially to DH in his recovery!
me- 26, Dh- 27
TTC over a year
Me- annovulation
DH- congenital absence of the vas defrens (azoopermia)
1st cycle IVF/ICSI
Has 2 embies put back in 1/20
Beta- 60 on 1/30 (10p3dt)
Stick baby, stick!
TTC over a year
Me- annovulation
DH- congenital absence of the vas defrens (azoopermia)
1st cycle IVF/ICSI
Has 2 embies put back in 1/20
Beta- 60 on 1/30 (10p3dt)
Stick baby, stick!